Viet Nam Battle Ends Kills Four Americans
Viet Nam reports say four American soldiers were killed and seven guerrillas captured in an ambush near Saigon. A second U.S. helicopter unit suffered a downed aircraft with crew rescued unhurt. The clash adds to mounting casualties as diplomatic talks continue.
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Leebeek Avalanche Journal
Saigon
Ranger
Navy
Tay Ninh Province
Het
Istry
Binh Dinh Province
U.S
Britain
Chung Thien
United
Prinens Nam
Sion
C. Peter Hope
Guerrill
New York
U.S. and Vietnam tensions cited in disputed reports
The account references Soviet armament claims, a Peking broadcast on Ho Chi Minh, and Da Nang arrests of Viet Cong suspects. It notes a planned execution of Le Dau, 24, amid boycotts and calls for voting rights assurances from Alabama leaders including Gov. George Wallace.
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U.S
Javy
Ralph W. Smith
Saigon
Aim
West Texas
Wisdom Marble
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Births Reported in Lubbock Hospitals This Week
The page notes several births at Lubbock hospitals with details on babies, weights, times, and parents. Family entries include Berg, Daniel Strunk, and Coe Floyds, with services tied to local employers and stationed personnel.
Autobahn Closure Sparks Harassment Warning and Traffic Shuffle
A terse warning accompanies renewed disruptions as traffic is diverted while a four power task force including West Germany Britain France and Assistant Secretary of State William Tyler discusses East German burial logistics. An undertaker seeks to move a deceased shoemaker’s body amid flood risks and political tensions persist over the highway blockage.
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Imeeting
Washington
West Germany
Britain
France
William Tyler
Brunswick
East Germany
Antonio
COMSAT launches Early Bird satellite signaling new era
The article describes COMSAT's first space venture with the Early Bird satellite, aiming for worldwide communications coverage. It notes a 27 minute powered flight, circular orbit 22 500 miles high, and future plans by 1967 for global satellite networks. It also mentions weather, insurance damage, and related Cold War context.
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Bird's
Eevee Worldwide
Cena
Bird Aye
Maine
Wvacu
Goonhilly Downs
Britain
Pleumeur
Dow
France
Raisting
Germany
Berlin issues and weather woes dominate wartime dispatch
A broad dispatch reports Berlin diplomacy and Allied access tensions as U.S. protest notes surface in Bonn. It notes weather disruptions with rain and fog across Texas towns, a forecast for warmer weather, and damage from hail in Uvalde along with a discussion of poll tax repeal remarks by state leaders.
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Texas
Telegraph Co
New Berlin
Erhard
Jacksboro
Bundestag
Fort Worth
Arthur Pace
U.S
Frederick
Okla
Ant
Corpus
O'Meara
Christi
Lufkin
Palacios
Sandiate
Bonn
Frankfurt
King
Alabama
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John ‘T. Connor
Philadelphia
Food specialist cites unreliable meat cooking times
Urbana Illinois Mrs Frances LaFont foods specialist says charts listing minutes per pound for beef are not reliable. She notes temperatures for doneness and warns roasts continue cooking after thawing.
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University of
Ilinois
Icharts
Ness
Direct jet service planned linking U S with Africa nations
Pan American and Air Afrique announce a May 16 inaugural direct jet route connecting the United States with Cameroun Ivory Coast and Dahomey with additional service to Senegal and Liberia. The weeklong round trip departs New York for Douala at 4 45 p m local time with pricing details noted.
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New York
APS
United States
Cameroun
Ivory Coast
Dahomey
Pan American World Airways
Air Afrique
Senegal
Liberia
New
Douala
Careroun
Court Costs Rise in Denver Amid Berlin Blockade Reports
Denver court costs climb as UPI notes rising fees while reports from Washington describe East German border blocks on the Berlin lifeline and motorists stalled at checkpoints. The Alaskan Highway and central facilities evolve as new motel-type suites with private baths appear in the region.
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Helmstedt
Washington
UPI
Alaskas
Berlin
Amer-1
Denver
Loan Automobile Association
East
Germare
Udge
Man
Border Guard
Occa
Colorado
Supreme Court
Bel
Ce Ats
Imno
Hecaiea
Callaghan pushes new tax plan amid Sterling area storm
In Sterling area coverage Callaghan unveils a capital gains tax and a streamlined corporation levy totaling about 40 percent aimed at raising 459.2 million in 1965-66 and 607.6 million in 1966-67. He targets high earners with surtax reform, vowing a 23.749 billion 1965-66 budget and a 24.813 billion revenue forecast with a 1.064 billion current surplus. The article also notes a severe thunderstorm with hail reports across Cor Nulla and Georgetown, with hail up to 3.5 inches in places.
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Sterling Area
Callaghan
Hanyer
Gai Ling
Yea Callaghan
COMSAT Buys Satellite Parts Amid Stock Surge
The report notes COMSAT purchased a second satellite and parts for a third from Hughes Aircraft Co for about 8 million and allocated 3.3 million for launch with the Space Administration. COMSAT raised 10 million from stock sales last June and its shares traded between 50.75 and 71.50 dollars as the year progressed.
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Hughes Aircraft Co
Comsat
COM
Nautics and Space Administration
Cer ivantes Wins Mayoral Race In Democratic St. Louis
A. J. Cervantes, Democrat, defeats Republican rival to win the St. Louis mayoral race. Unofficial returns show Cervantes leading with a wide margin in the heavily Democratic city. The 44 year old insurance executive secured the seat after defeating Mayor Ray mond R. Tucker for a fourth four year term.
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ST. Louis
A. J. Cer Ivantes
Tice R. Zumwalt
Cervantes
Murph and pals sentenced for jewelry theft
UPI reports Murph the Surf and two companions received three years in prison each for last year’s museum jewel theft at the American Museum of Natural History. Judge Mitch Schweitzer noted leniency due to involvement in the loot. key gems recovered included the Star of India sapphire while the 100-carat De Jong ruby remained missing.
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Museum of Natural History
Texas and Texas City Elections Report Results Across State
Local and regional city elections show shifts with new council seats in San Antonio Crystal City Fort Worth Corpus Christi and El Paso. Voters propelled CASAA backed candidates in Crystal City while Fort Worth saw Barr leading McCann. El Paso runoff gave Wilson the tax assessor post and Callan the corporation court judge.
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San Antonio
GGL
W. W. McAllister
FEI
Herbert Calderon
Felix Trevino
Gerald
Crystal City
Political Association of Spanish Speaking Organizations
PASO
Citizens Association Serving All Americans
CASAA
Willam Leonard
Tete Stock
Ing
Carlos Avila
Eduardo Salinas
Humberto Castillo
Juan Cornejo
Barr
Fort Worth
Tom McCann
Willard Barr
McCann
Maynard Friedman
Couch
Denison
Air Force
Anthony Pollaro Sr
Jack Martin
Corpus Christi
Melver Farmer
James Barnard
Furman
Sam Main
Patrick J. Dunn
Jack Blackmon
William H. Wallace
Ken McDaniel
Ronnie Sizemore
Dr. P. Jiminez
Garcia
Elroy King
Harry Hayes
Joe de Leon
Joe Garza
Howard Ayres
Bryan Scott
Wesley Hammonds
el Paso
W. W
Woody) Wilson
Border City
Chamber of Commerce
Ray L. Elliott
Sam Callan
Richard Vetter
Corporation Court No. 2
Dear Departed Union Play Wins District Contest
Meadow High School takes first in the District 8-B one act play contest at Ropesville High School auditorium with The Dear Departed traveler from New England. Union High School performs The Boy With Lee Sea Best actor is Paul Pendergrass Meadow. Ropesville earns third with The Finger of God. contest judged by Dr Ronald E Sheriff.
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Meadow
Union High School
Ropesville High School
Boston
Europe
New Exat
Leese
Meadow High School
Greek Line
UNE Aurea Sauereniwe Ae
Linda Gregory
Nelson
Superior’ Region Hunglrate
Montreal
David Sharp
Harold Wilson
Kay Phillips
Ronnie Floys
Cobh
Lond
Union
Jeannie Forbes
Ian
Labor Party
Ronald E. Sheriffs
Vine-up
London
Texas Tech
Boycott in Birmingham Cited as Limited Impact on Negroes
Gaston argues the Birmingham boycott will not greatly affect Negroes, noting they are low on the totem pole and have a limited role in the economy. He says whites pay high salaries while Negroes face dearth of influence.
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Connor
Alabama
Coun
White House
Johnson
King
Monwins
Roy Wilkins
Dawson Creek
Nelson
Watson Lake
Whitney Young
Urban League
Association
Birmingham
Gaston
Deaniar
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S. Army
Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Handipaper
Nhan
Dan
Raward Alvarado
Ave
Laut Clinte
Dick Dougherty
Thelma
Hastings
Mina
Doughertys
Westwood
Leon Berg
St. Fon
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Lubbock
Daniel Strunk
Wicker, Inc
Coe Floyd
Shelton
Pam
Weese
Ion
Fort Rathe
PO Nais
Ture
Space
Eary
Brazil
The
Associated Press
Tle
Erin
Dallas
Insurance Information Institute
Red Cross
Rio
Maichire
Uvalde
Slaton
Tahoka
Levelland
Brownfield
O’donnell
Lamesa
Amarillo
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
Icelandic Airlines
Trek Airways
South Africa
Potsdam
Johannesburg
Union of South
Jobahn
Luxem
Bourg
Luxembourg
Johan-nesburg
Video City
Tempelhof
Tegel
Dones
Jet Air Service
Africa
Rie Tina Enema
Deliberate' Siodown
Mrs. LeFantesta
Man Peciament
West Berlin
Tom Page
Cortulla
Georgetown
Farry
Sfmllion
Acy
Minnesota
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Austin
Ian Familias
Red Cedar
Aungnan Seviea
Sidney, Mont
Ing Industry
North Dakota
Montana
Yellowstone
Somelaces
Murph
Jack
Murph the Surf
Murphy
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Miami
India
Nienced
Allen Dale Kuhn
Roger Frederick Clark
Alec Douglas-Home
Chicago
Midwest
Great Lakes
Una
Snyiana
Erence
Rousnajnamen Pert
Neler Af
Arkadia
AllStar Pact
Alaska
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